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Telegram-herald., 1887-06-12

a Mach Needed improvement Addsd 20
the Attr4cttoas ~ Hsnaona-tvsry-
thlag Gsaseef aud Orderly.


the Aur4ctsoas ~ Rsnaoas-xvsry-
thlsg Gsasrei aud Orderly
Oas OF the features necessary 10 sum
mer resort Is hFst-ciass accommodations for
bathing. This has been long fsls want
a. R4mons. snd until this season unsup-
Piled. BAT ss tine advances such things
become aluiost a necessity, and some one Is
bound 20 sapply therl. The person 10 sup
piy this frstars a. the iAks - Mr. Chas.
Seidsl. wh, has established on the shore Of
the Lsks. opposite the PAVILION. hia .Aan-
haitian Beach Bath House" Tnis house. =
entirely usw consisting OF tyenty-to1l
rooms each 5x9 feet a. an expense Of over
500 Accommodation ara complete Tor
beth ladies and gentlemen, and patrons can
res. aesaret 40 boisterous or ungeDtlemaniy
conduct viii be allowed. Fully 100 people
can BE accommodated With suits. which are
al nsT and nobby, and hIss-class N every
respect.
Ar. Seidel viii be remembered as the
Jant0r ofthe O. O-Wash-ta-Nong Boat House
last season ard Is fully Up % the require
menrs OF house Of this Kind having had
plentg OF experiences in the east before
couing 20 Grand Rapids. He Is also an ex-
pert swimmer and ca the occasion OF the
colliston o. the two steamers on the Ohio
river az Ningo Junction three years ago,
which resulted in such wholesale los OF
life Mr. Seiiel recovered % OF the bodies or
The drowned Lessons will be given IN
swimming n the Bath House oy Ar.
S4idei and ladies' wanting TO learn 20 swim
or people who want their children 20 ac-
Qairs this desirable accomplishment can
resi- assured that competent instructions
will DC given aud every one will be perfect
~ safe n his charge. fhe Manhattan
Beach Bath House can De reached by row
boar OF With q stop.oyer check on the
steamer Florence. Ii you want to swim.
patrcnize Mr. Seidei.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-12
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Telegram-herald., 1887-06-12

Prssidsat Davis. OF the Lansing base ball
slno, Is visiting friends IN the city.
Nr. ana Mrs. T.. Drsw, Ct Detroit, are
VISITING relatives On West Fulton-at.
Charles W. Blae<, Of the 0risl Cabinet
Company. bas returned from sthree-weeks
Business fTip In tas Esss.
oscar kuiscae. of ths G.. Il &I. freight
office here. has accepted position In the
AGs6ezon raiiro4d o;iices as sten0xrapher.
Arthur jerks. Who has been IN Soath
Auafica for ths pest ysAr, ia she interest OF
. Ssr York mining company has retarned
% ms city.
William A. Bsrksv. the wsn known
flfnstar8 man. has bsen Vory ~ for several
caga lie wss t.oas1s % De- better lsss
evening 51s Ae Is still IL > very critical
c0ndstqc.
ar. Nspiss. OF Keviu & Naples. furniture
dealers of Kansas City. IS ia town buying
furniture WITH rhleh 20 lit up me Coates
iolse Ia that city, Go1ds for aSoal 10O
rootus 9i.l tc purchased.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-12

The above Gus represents The beautiful
littis steam yacht. The Florence" that
runs on Reeds Lake, owned and managed
by Ca3t John Poisson. who has spent most
cl his life on the lakes aud thoroughly
understands his business. The Florence IS
rev boat purchased 6y Captain Poisson
last season ard plsced in .he lake as an ad-
tltioBss pleasure for the visitors Of this
favOTits resort. and the liberal patronage
he Is rtcei wing dsiiy. is a sufficient guaTan-
fee hat Grand Rapids people apprs cate
good thing. aad the first impression which
"a lasting however on meeting Captain
Poisson, IS that he is courteous and polite
to everyone. and trip on the little yacht IS
The only way one can realize the real plea
sure there IS in having snch gentleman in
charge OF one OK the most pleasant sports at
the AXE Tae Florence makes round ips
every thirty rnirrtes only charging ten
cents and stops 81 the bath house. Issuing
Stop over checks az fifteen cents.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-12

Is the e1phoni0as title given % Grand
lSs0;ds' pop6l8r Sumner resort. not nars
- nisaies ride freza The city. The Street
RAilws1 Jc-lr&n1 have "a eaest exrsns1
50 istsd I'D shis plsce that orr people rsay
vel ee pfoE3 - It e. an i1ssitnficn woYthY
of oar eitv. Ses-iy esexy one. who visited
me lake tn7s season, expresses pleased
surprise 4lSf Improvements haFs eesn
ussce 20 s1en a. extent &c thev have. Tee
paviiiior. one story higher. enlarged soa
impr0Vef1 IN s-erT- rssTect. is row coof snd
assrs-fiys = re weary ard tire1 frou shs
hof city Ard many a. TIE visitors, IS en-
rsftainS on S1zdev. a.shoaeh s0nss seem 70
fsil 70 reellEe ta2f is is ecaaisy attractive On
ether DAYS Mr. Bevssr. TIE Saperinfeadens
fE fhs conpzsy. sseras to have tried 70
"a igaErssssenfs n ever ~sr. even e
tke esnss when last seas1a wss nrsuoane-
ef ~ eFsrT ore - Vsry nesrir perfection.
The as1a thls Fear = Al Improvement over
iast Tee- 81 thtt ~sTe pos be srd are On
day every 9sT. Their hossrs q SAVING o-f
week ears srs t<0u1 IL - 53a m - $50
and % = "a Af issst four tsses are
played erery boef 90 tat the VISITOR rs
hzzis csgsk - cor plaiu fsr nnsft. Tro
dummies 80 -a1rirz this year, ors everv
s1eeu rslautex On San64rs - thst usth -
extra street csr fsciisties tbs tsrsaxs e
peoz,sf ara aanaleti vith comparative esse
sn9 via 90 3essy. fhis resort shou3 r.
ceiye hssrsl pafz8nsxs.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-12

- ~ 49,
Ts fAs Essf s. - TKzs.sAh 1sse<as
e. ye1s ieses 81 fsDs 1e tesse spFesrsd
a. em ks4d ae3 e. Deht sa1
aa - 1A@A ass@sssx saekaaF satislsa.
s'Iskzzx LIZ Eaes SOFA iieSas eeassF
ia saze fsssisas tA4t . persea eas As sa-
Prssaaei foz seszs acc dzet. ze6 taas Ware
4 Tsksr aeye t2kea asisir zad oat-
saxseas a3ssakzgs - q Carr
~ ans "a Is arrested ~ : ceznnaea
deA
As % our trestas<f - NJ TAR. sliow
- - zt4ts tsN 1s1ts 81 t3ioNs to9f -
the spEirg s24 Sasgassf ~ tsS<. ~. Carr
! sax psess~i S. iaasis. fefe<ss ~ Drga1 ~
- h<y bia sikiBslee. 4hs as4Fkss 49, aaa
aud aso.iai inx --ss hzd 1aore skIax.ss "a
kani tAan &c sanssd bat - NJ. Carr
es4id nad 40 purchases. se. - secene-
94fs 2nd zssiSs htns. koGzht he s1snzies 81
Eflces ss9E hixher lbsn ofteFs sers FsxYiDg.
t14s ~ Carr had the sksnsles - hls shea
a. Aoriey. saa ster s@ilIng tteu u Is.
- sftera{tet 20 shiV t0eM 70 o4b<s P4Fsl~s
in fset. dsd ahip AZ is&sE ons car ot tie
heat quality. sza bGt tor he timely sppe4F-
znee oi ear ara. seuld have seal oQt a.
other carload. ~hich wzs neariy loaded
nhasr Mr. Cars psFsoa4i sa2sF-
N44-ttIs tA4t a41 A1&@4AE~a~>1 - -
arises tom ne fact thai he
.os4 aod shipped shingles se had
purchased Of ksm and pad for. That
se have for three years tried 10 obtain
; setfIement 81 sone kind. without resort
lsg - lss baE fAiled; thzs Nh. J. ID Carr
obtained possession Of the shingls mil
property ~ virtue Of mortgage given just
pEeceiinx Mr. Carr assignment. and that
be. zs her agent, has been doing business
neatly three years and nss refused 70 settle
On ths gFouni that Mrs Carr had not
authorized Il Mr. Carr male his assign
ment ia jRls. lisa II We remember Alright
At thai tine he VAS 0ging Ware & Oliver
Is nrm in ahich ear Mr. Ware owned a
half inlerest) $l6S.7S. IL Was . common
debt snd wss proved mp with other claims.
aud tie above hrm Feetlned - $40 per cent
pFsmlum On this claim. But Mr.. Carr ;
Indebtedness 10 Ware & Tucker Was more
than = common debt. aad while We. IN
time past. have probably accommodated
him more than have other lulaber iiyns Of
this city. Jet we have taken legal steps 10
secure what We have both mora and legal
right 10 receive from Ar. Carr.
Wars & TUcKER.
June II, 1851
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-12

Only four days more romsin Of The Great
Bankrupt Sale Of fne clothing, bats. etc. -
- Canal ST. Grand Rapids. as the sale mast
positively close psKt THURSDAY night
There has been en- immense crowd every
day since their opening and large Qusn-
iity OF goods has been sold but there are
still some bargains Jeff. They are oHersng
mems handsome suits at 49,. guaranteed
worth sis or money REFUNDED. Fine che
yoit suits, $5.s5. worth .l5. Handsome
blue cloth suits 1895. worth SiT- Men :
dark ml1ed pants, Sis, worth 81. and
thousands of fine. ell. wool. cashmere. cork
screw and silk and satin lined suits equally
as cheap. Mems latest style fine quality
hats. % cents. worth 81. Fine zsniila um-
brellas. 05 cents. worth t2, and - 600 other
articles at prices equally low. Remember.
this great sale will only continue anll NEXT
Thursday night. - Canel-st., Grand
Rapids Store open from IA the morning
until o at night.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-12
III. ". Mic.

The Oldest resident of Reeds Lake. and
se0wn all over toe state. stiii has his little
row boats in fine share st his dock Tor rent.
rhea coats are frst-class i every respect.
dfty-f four in number. and Ar. Miller IS still
scding more During the past wsek he
purchased $50 worth Of new bosts In order
o. supply The demand Of his rapid gro ring
.Fads Mr. Miller has an excellent repu'a-
tion. an1, aniy assisted "a he Is by his sons,
Is coz sA,e 70 suppiy the demands for rov
boats and keeps cs-es1l watch Of hose
rowing Ia The Lske. 50 in case Of accident
ks xces or de- ais one Of bis sons to rsscCe
tner1. making i entirely safe sor younz
peeps wh0 cannol sviul. Cal on ME.
MHisr ard take ride ID bis neas boats
1hiia 81 tie ls<e.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-12

III. h. Slmonds. proprietor OF the well
and favorably known Palace Dining Hall.
Canal-st, has recently enlarged. re-papered
and painted the same, making it one OF the
finest restaurants in the city and second 10
none in the State, with seating capacity o.
from eighty 10 ninety people Mr.. Simonds
is an old resident of the Valley City, aud
has catered 90 the wants OF the people IN
this community for the past six or eight
years. With long experience OF twenty
years as a caterer. there will be nothing left
undore 10 crafty the appetite Of those TAX
ing meals Al hts magnificent Palace Dining
Hall. he also wishes 70 call special arten-
ton TO the fact that his country friends and
their frieds will be treated ia fine style
while visiting the Queen City. II you call on
him
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-12

PiBs fsnds - Ne~ssTo oesnss. Upper
feninsalx xna Misconsln xlsa 0ao1es
osetkesa Tsps. szesllent sArms n tlsss
sSants soe s&l43al< cttY prk4&fks t&r sszs.
kenes to isxn on req ssksls a. h&ak se-
cari3ies 8 sEsss ffem 49, - tl30 tsfa
ss<,eks 2nd i.onas boaghi snd sasa
] asss also fof sac. 81 re<senxbss f<rnss
psses af Fe@i ssssas xslh = IE<.Ds<e~ 81 i7e
sset. whieA = admitted o. h< slAs sEesl es-
sirk1ls proDsFks n lie ests feF tie loosflos
of hrss cls.s hotsl. ~nolsssls aFs xooas
house. sfores bank or othsr b<aalDess lkl-
dlssry Far particulars o1ll on or address
A. a- AEfssHk1.
Reen 5 iossft's Bloch, oppo<sis So seg .
Hozsl
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-12

The popular proprietor Of the LAKE View
House. who FOR many years past has made
his friends we.cons at his elegant mansion.
eth holds fort and rhe visitors never fasl %
call or Charlie when they want zood tine.
AZ he furnishes his friends with anything
they want 60 est or drink. A first class
order cook IA kept. and all meals served at
hs a.scs are gotten mp % Qnsen's taste
The bar IN correction + supplied with the
very 5ssf a wines. liquors and cigars. aud
al xet the besf a. no inferior goods sre kert
ChsTieY nas = 6ae trade established sna
kssps excelienf order. and the views from
his large vsranies are fine giving oae
splendid risw Of the entire resort sud i1st
ar encuxh from Tie Bsnd stand 20 make
ne music sousd sweet. Priva-e dining
r1oras are furnished for suppers or dinners
f.sf e'.her SNAIL or large parties. Can get
anything you wish n the hns Of eatsbiss az
aiS place.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-12

Our reception is over. bat ladies desiring
% see eur work will be welcome al any
tine. We sxpect % remain . short time
and will teach srf nssdlsxork, fabric paint
ing. lava work. do., making . speclaity Of
shading.
Elegant new STYLES and ell kinds os
materials for sale Designing and stamping
10 order.
Prices reasonable Good north light cool.
pleasant rooms. We desire 10 commences
lessons promptly Monday morning.
Widdicomb building, elevator AZ Monroe
81, entrance MADAME GRAHAN,
of Nsn Hork
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-12
CHARLEY CROWNS CASE.
Ss<ps Taken to Test the Validity OF the
Ordinance

steps Taken to Test the Validity or the
Ordinance
Charles Brown, convicted on the charge
of vegrsacy in the Police Court, and SEN
fenced TO pay hne and costs amounting To
nearly SIS or so 20 jsil for forty days. Is lia-
be 10 give the authorities no little anxiety.
Ills counsel, j. f. Mcbride presented pc
tltion 70 Judge Burlingame. of the Superior
Court yesterday morning asking for a writ OF
habeas corpus on the ground that the sen
teDce Gas void. for the n ison thai the court
below had no jurisdiction aud that the or
dinaace under which Bro.n was convicted
Was invalid. The papers were served on
Sheriff Bishop az noon and the. attorney 5
will now discuss the legality OF the ordi :
nance before the higher court Brown is
still N jail. He expects the case will be
argued Tuesday or Wednesday.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-12
The finest display OF musical instruments

The finest display Of musical instruments
Me music ware-rooms of Julius ]. Fried
rich. 30 and 81 Canal-st. The firm is unex-
celled in Michigan in the way Of frst-clsss
instruments and fair dealing. Mr. Friedrich
has on hand large and well selected stock
of firstclass Psanos and Organs, besides a
great variety of small instruments aud sheet
music. Indeed every thing usually Kept IN
a iirss-ciass music store can be found ct his
place Of business. and at prices as low as
The lowest. Call and examine bis immense
stock and you win be satisfied that this. the
oldest establishment Of is kind in Grand
Rapids is still at the front with de:ermi-
nation 70 please by selling tue best instru-
menls. and BY not being undersod.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-12

Chris. J. Smith. G. n Beeie. I'd Hssid.
Harry Falkaa. FrSnk Beets, Gustav A.
brecs and sam Wright. ali vet knoan mu-
eir5ans ~ this city. left last nizht At 10 a
fsr WaukesbA. Ma. where they are en-
xaxpd 70 play af the sfou1sain Srring
House. the largest hotel IN the Nest
This = tbs second sesson E5r tbs oand st
the ssrae horse. Which speaks vet fsr tie
sssEtr of these zenfieraen- The bard vii
e unIer the ectorShip of Chris. J. smith.
she eel known hsrifors virruc@1. who has
sncorese4 N <sining sn eavi.ole rscusatiou
fs~ hosn himself an& bis han5 We can
safely rredict bsantiful m1sic for t1s guests
81 Wsakeshs>
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-12

Tho lisis of Prof Morris bsre has gives
dogs aad ret stock e boon in Grand
Rtpiis. one ol The largest kennels IN
1ichiSaa Is hat of T. .. waiker. at Ana
Aroor Nr. Wslsar IS an authority oo
tree inr matters ard hs 1nil terriers have
a nsGonrl reputation. NT Walker = the
aothcr II vaiusfia tts.s hook on Dogs
ard fst stock aui who dssirs Is can
get it by ssudlhg 50 cents .obs address. Ne
II also e{i&o- d Fts IsT fsnrfs. a rarer
published ~ Latnsr. ia tAis Stsse. Persons
s. icsir1 ID pli-cA cAxse RET 6ozs wil 90 we'll
% contauricats With NJ. Naker.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-12

The recent rains Increased the volume Of
rstsr Ia TIE Little M1skssen river a. Nor
isy 70 snch an exten4 a. So greatly dsmsze
t1e miilism spa boorns The sbns menfs
ef The u ~ e L raiiroet hrisire vers un-
aeruti1ed ana the trseks washed out for q
hnndrca fest and trsins ccuid net cross yes-
tersiay Passenger frsius run around VS.
Big tapiis ard Toward City en- the D. L
s. =. act freight ir4i1s wsrs canceied lt
4 thoaght Ne break esn De- repsi-sd t0tny
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-12

T-nder instructions rom SapeTiutsndeut
Sniit1 tie uatroimsn now resort the
nsrcs 1f 81 persons seen going IN or oat
of hoasss e fit fsrle. These are lsid On
tAe Snrsri atent's deok every morning. Pc
russell ~ BIN s0d .1ea fled avsv Jast
vAsf disposition vii as made of ne intsr.
essise mstier = = s'ieseon worrying some
,f me COWS.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-12

oxeE - xe9fy ysass 80 ln l.el esse sat
Ss@4eazzss ka1 ffoxs1 Chses bFekksss
elee1e tas Hosl ~ = ~ sas a. es<
"A a 81 Casa IA sar&s - great
pleasars - AS ear etsnsea - ths sakpY
sEiaeF tssEt seentsis rexaf6anx khe sxzE l<se4
~ yo8F t&sne Ne ksse ffssso * 1hxla
IL oar iGsiznas. sna ss axa thsm eA-
sart'4ased - lose. nsisA sna easeesiiay.
ksff fespecfiitlis.
Nl<fsks - ts21kk EAxx
CoDEEET - NoFkk OAKS.
lHncln1xsi, tsec IL. lsHA
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-12

To those Kind friends who assisted me in
my hour OF deep bereavement, and to the
members Of the several tribes Of Red Men,
the propristors ard employees of The Alien
Furniture companT, and Dthers wbo we're
unrcmiitinz n fheir kindness 20 ae during
the sickness Of nay husband NyTon Baui-
lin. et the time cf bis death aud since rs
funeral. Tharsday. I return fny heartfelt
sympathy and sheli ever remember them.
Arxk HAasLfx
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-12

ff,1. 8. s.. Esie9. oi Pale toNasAie. en-
tsrt7i .ea tss nsmoers II tA8 Cfsad River
VA e HoyGcaiseral stcs.y Friday s9sr-
noen and evening. There wa a largs a.
tesiaaneo. SID afier d.sfussinx r1it ~ gen
era. Bat more pafae1isrlg straw ssrriss ao3
other snali iroils. i1uca vas ss-vs5. and
thc naeetn nr 8.'iauri.e5 O. meet a. the res
fsence of 81 n Emuo1s. Wyoming iowa
ship. IA erask berry tine.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-12

Now as spring is here, and everybody
changes their clothing / would advise yoa.
ifyou have any work In cleaning and 6ve-
ing 10 take such where you can get the
best work done " the lowest prices. such q
place I. the "0ld and Reliable Eagle Steam
Dys House No. q Csnal-st-
N.B. Binding. lining and repairing Of
gents clothing i done with the utmost Of
nesinezs and durability, which is proven
beyond . doubt.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-12

GRAND RAPIDs. Aug. .. 's5.-NKssRs.
CHASE Bios: | have used one of your
pisnos six years for constant practice, and
I consider The tone as fall and clear today
as when first purchased. MAUD RUSH.
Every person who has bought Chase
Brothers pianos is pleased with them.
Those who sell other pianos do not Ike
them.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-12

Fan Brassan. the coicred, crippled bort
hiack. wko has siven the poiice rnuch
tr,uhie ~ TIE past kr bis aas hakits src
his is,cl nafions - Set druak and fest nas
rrtrrne.f 60 tie city after ssrr5rr a tsrzs IN
Slsfe erssou. and i azsin sen oa the
streets. Hs carries 3 hesvv care The end 81
wAieh = ioa<iei vita sc0es pou1d 81 ies.s
~ irer. ard Be i iiabie % break some
kc<ir's head Ter amusement
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-12

The Eaton. Lyon & Aliea printing conl-
pany, secured = writ OF attscsmen in jus
tice Walsh's eourt isst night for debt of
SO owed the frm by the Lgcsgm Theatre
Company. Deputy Sherid Scslly en-
Sesvore.f to End sonethinson VIII ch 70
ievy, bat was unsuccessful and TIE writ
remains unsafis6sd.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-12

Grand ksri3s hss tsFe repufstion - rnsn-
usasizx tle hsst f1rnSfa ard pisuos Of
any il tne Casted Slstes
] have. n co7s.srt 80. rli1e e>,s~e P5sra@
n he Cnaci1nstf NesSeysn CSlers. sad
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Telegram-herald., 1887-06-12

Tor eight years Jimmie Fairs has been
located IN his neat little quarters on the
side Of the bill where his friends have full
view Of the PeviIiionA OMssh a-Noug
Cab House. The lake and All the surround
ings. He also carries a LARGE stock Of the
heF drinks and nss a pleasant smile and
eoraisl hsDdshske fer al those stopping
with him.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-12

Nr. p II. O'Brien has completed his
undertaking rooms at Ii Crescent ave.
and they are in the estimation OF the TKLE-
GEAMHERALD. the most convenient and
neatest OF the kind in Western Michigan.
Mr.. O'BrssH is thoroughly practical IN all
the dealls Of the business as is evident IN
the arrangements of his new place.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-12

A rasss naeet ~ = fse fsa~rsV zssn t.sk-
80 VII se he1 a. tlhe e@sce - 80 Fe~-
n aentars y east (aFn Tsa1r. 79s Kens-st eef1r-
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So teers A. me-se eers X t1s ersfs A.
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order - fse Csmzasfee 81 Rekers r9n.
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Telegram-herald., 1887-06-12

We. the plssterers OF the city Of Grand
Rapids DO hereby notify the bosses. that OF
and after the first Monday in July. ws will
work but nine honrs for days work for
$3.50 per day,
by order Of r ssserer's Union.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-12

Everybody goes 70 Max p. Thiele. 50
Csnsl-st. Wings Gallery for their photos.
for he is making the finest cabinets for
only IS 90 A dozen. cards 81. So
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-12
New hosiery.
voIGT. HEnrorsHrIxKR a Co.

II Is pleasure 10 60 10 Max. p. Theils's
62 CsnEl-st.. Wings Gallery, and sit for a
picture. He hss large. pleasant and con-
Portable rooms, and the beat Of al such
splendid work for such low prices.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-12

The attraction of moshsEs and eli inter
ssted ia boys sppssri is called 10 the sp<casl
sale nov going Oh st the Chant" $50 fof
eheies Of . grand assortment Of oorkscsew
and cSssimeTe suits sire I to IL years
G4Asf Cl04Hfka CoAfAkx.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-12

Come and examine my photographs and
If that does not convince you that l am
doing the nnest work in the city for the
pi1ce, will give you q dozen.
MAJ y. TBlEIr.
81 Caual-st.. Wings Gallery.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-12

At the Grand River Valley Creamery.
Grandville. Mich. for sale cheap. PeGdlers
can get II fresh daily.
J. B. HoRTox.
Proprietor.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-12

We 0ffer for tie coming week SEQ yards.
Of striped ard plain Seersgcksr a. &C per
yard. $50 yards cFinkled seersuckef best
made II 1870, two cases of tofsed Zephvrs
in plain and etriped for combination st sc.
former price Z5c. IBsf received another
shipment Of those beautiful Safeens which
We sell for I0c. sold everywhere for &c.
Extraordinary bargains il White Dress
Goods. y. ". WUzzsusa.
Csnsl-st aud Crescent-sre.
For the accom- notation Of our customers
cur store vii Re open during TIE sammer
months every evening unfii o'clock
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-12

New stock of curtains and drsperies at
Voigt Herpolsbeimer A Co.'S.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-12

Those Who have bought Chase Brothsrs'
pianos. say they improve By use. Agents
for other pianos ssy they sound very well
when new but viii not wear.
Tue sesefai pianos now in the College
have, during their severe use. given entire
satisfaction. and we feel that no other in
strument could gise better service than
those received from yog.
Very respectfully.
DoRs NFfsoT. President
305 Rsce-st. Cincinnati
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